The "au"of the "Vous faites des gâteaux au chocolat"
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The "au"of the "Vous faites des gâteaux au chocolat"
"Vous faites des gâteaux au chocolat" What does the "au"here mean? I know that "au"means to the (à le) but it makes no sense here. What does it mean?
This question relates to:French lesson "Conjugate faire - je/tu/vous forms - in the present tense in French (Le Présent)"
Asked 4 years ago
Un gateau au chocolat-- chocolate cake
une glace à la vanille -- vanilla ice cream
You use à+le (la) to say that something is made with some ingredient.
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The "au"of the "Vous faites des gâteaux au chocolat"
"Vous faites des gâteaux au chocolat" What does the "au"here mean? I know that "au"means to the (à le) but it makes no sense here. What does it mean?
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